Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-28
SALmAGUNDI.


Judge Bigelow If presiding at the
trial of j. l.. Moore at Reno.
Hybschman's home brewed beer is
gaining wide popularity as Summer
drink. Try dozen bottles.
See notice of Application for Patent
under the head of New To-day. An
other one by the same party will appear
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Grant, who
came over from Bullion accompanying
the remains of the late A. S. Eisenberg,
returned home to-day.
Miss Fannie Grant returned from
San Francisco by last evenings train
and will open the Fort Haleck school
next Monday morning.
Miss Minnie Gray, who has been en-
gmged to teach the Carlin school during
the coming term, is now visiting friends
and relatives in California.
The passenger trains on the Central
Pacific are now run on go-as you
piense time, the cast bound train being
oftener Lutte than otherwise.
Rev. w. II Gatlin, a colorcd pastor, Of
Starkville, Miss, was shot and killed by
officers who were attempting to arrest
him. He bore good character. Too
much Gatliu' gun for him.
Bob Johns, colored man living in
Sun1ower county, Mississippi, was
brut.lIy murdered by his syu- in-law
while trying to prevent the latter from
whipping his wife Martin was lynched
yesterday.
John T.. Bradley arrived last evening
from Reno by the way of Tuscarora,
From him we learn that George Russell
WINS slightly injured few day since by
the upsetting of his buggy while driv-
ing in the mountains Near TuScarora.
D. D. O'Harra, of Sprucemont, ar-
rived by this mornings train, and we
are pleased to know that he is enjoying
unusually good health. He reports
things quiet at that camp at present,
hut Indications are favorable tor re-
vival of business in the nenr future.
The remains of As, Eisenbrrg were
shipped by last evenings train to Salt
i Ike City for final intermcnt. Jacob
,Gngler, of Tuscarora, went over to su-
perintend the funeral, and Louis Eng
Ter went out to Bullion TO look after the
affairs of the deceased ut that place.
Attorney j. l.. Wines arrived from
Eureka last evening and went down to
Carlin this morning to defend George
Griffith whose preliminary examination,
on charge of killing j. B. Kuppeler
last Friday, took place there to- day.
Griffith was taken down by Sheriff At
we'll this morning.
An ideal landlord is Lord Aberdeen.
Though his tenants expressed them
selves satisfied with his terms, he made
another general reduction Of 80 per
cent. Though not of their nationality,
this noblemnn is to-day the most popu-
l,r landowner in Ireland. For Ireland's
sake, would there we're more like him!
Some kind of row occurred Mt Te-
coma few days since, and warrant
was sworn out at Wells yesterday for
the arrest Of party charged with as
snuit with intent to kill. We could not
get particulars, but Attorney j. w.
Dorsey went up last evening, in answer
to q telegram, to investigate the mat
ter.
An clipping Missouri woman left this
touching epistle for her husband
Dear John--I am gone, and you will
never see me again. hope that my
leaving will not cause you any unneces-
sary sorrow; and after death claims you
as victim may the flowers bloom on
your grave and emit their sweets and
fragrance .--MARY."